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Ch 1 Psychology 1.10-1.13 Questions

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It's pretty common knowledge that the more you study, the higher your grade will be. What kind of correlation is this relationship?   Positive  
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Which of the following would indicate the strongest relationship between two variables:   -0.89  
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In an experiment to test the effects of alcohol on memory, the experimenter gives vodka mixed in orange juice to one group of subjects and orange juice with no vodka to the other group. She then measures the memory skills of both groups by means of a memo   The presence or absence of vodka in the orange juice  
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In the same vodka/orange juice experiment, the control group is the one that gets:   The orange juice without the vodka  
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In a ______ study, neither the experimenter nor the participants know who is in the control group and who is in the experimental group.   Double-Blind  
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In Dr. Amabile's classic experiment of the effects of reward on creativity, what was the dependent variable?   The ratings of creativity from the experts for each child's collage  
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